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EnviroTech :: Innovation

July 22, 2008

Ineos Unveils Household Waste-to-Ethanol Process, Plans Commercial Plant

Alex Scott

Ineos says within two years it plans to begin the commercial production of ethanol, which could be used to fuel vehicles, derived from biodegradable household waste. Generating ethanol from such waste has a global warming impact that is up to 90%...

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